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How harsh were the terms of the treaty of Versailles? -LAMB

Land- Germany lost 13% of all its land



Army- limited to 100,000 soldiers, six battleships, no submarines



Money- 6.6 billion to be paid to allies



Blame- Germany were blamed for starting the war, clause 231 'war guilt' clause

Who founded the nazi party?


What was it initially called?

-Anton Drexler in Jan 1919


-German workers party

What did hitler become in the nazi party in 1920?

In charge of propaganda

What was the German workers party renamed as & what year?

1920-


National socialist German Workers'A party

When did hitler become leader of the Nazi party

1921

What was the SA?

The nazi party's private army set up in 1921



- leader -Ernst Röhm

When was the Munich putsch?


What was it?

November 1923


Hitler supported by 600 storm troopers tried to seize power of Munich but failed

What was hitlers new strategy following the putsch

To get elected into power not to seize it

What were the main ideas in Mein Kampf

-Germany should be united by one leader


-all Jews & communists should be destroyed


-treaty of Versailles was unfair and must be ignored


-Germans are a master race( Aryans)

Who were hitters 5 henchmen?

-hermann Goering


-Heinrich Himmler


-Rudolf Hess


-Dr Joseph Goebbels


-Ernst Röhm

How many members did the nazi party have in 1928?

100,000

In the 1928 elections what percentage of the vote and how many seats did the nazis get?

Less than 3% and 12 seats

What was the peak number of unemployment during depression and what year?

6 million, 1932

In the September 1930 election, how many votes did the nazis get?

107

July 1932 election

230- largest party in the Reichstag

November 1932 election

196

March 1933 election

288 votes

Who became chancellor in 1930 and what did he fail to do

Heinrich Brüning the 'hunger chancellor'



He failed to solve the problems of the depression


He resigned in 1932

How did the nazis become the largest party in the Reichstag in 1932

-propaganda, Goebbels got Nazi msg out



-support of industrialists



-technology- radio, flying hitler across Germany for rallies, posters and parades



-promises to voters- workers promised jobs



-flexibility- if one idea was losing them votes they'd drop it e.g nationalising industry

Explain the chancellor situation in 1932/33

3rd December- Hindenburg appointed vin schleicher as chancellor



- 4th Jan Von Schleicher was unable to get support in Reichstag, so Von papen agreed to work with hitler, hitler would be chancellor & Von papen vice



- 22nd Jan, Von papen asks Hindenburg to make hitler chancellor, he refuses



-28th Jan, Von Schleicher resigns



39th Jan- hitler appointed as chancellor with Von papen vice chancellor

What Decree was passed the next day?


What did it mean?

'The Reichstag fire Decree'



It meant that police could search and confiscate property and detain people with trial

What was the Reichstag fire and when did it happen?

The Reichstag was set on fire on the 27th February, at the scene was a Dutch communist Marinus Van Der Lubbe was arrested. Hitler used this as evidence that the communists are plotting an attack against his government. That night, Goerings police arrested 4,000 communists

What Decree was passed the next day?


What did it mean?

'The Reichstag fire Decree'



It meant that police could search and confiscate property and detain people with trial

What was the Reichstag fire and when did it happen?

The Reichstag was set on fire on the 27th February, at the scene was a Dutch communist Marinus Van Der Lubbe was arrested. Hitler used this as evidence that the communists are plotting an attack against his government. That night, Goerings police arrested 4,000 communists

What was the enabling act and when was it introduced?

The act gave hitler the power to make laws without the approval of the Reichstag.



23rd March 1933

Essay para 1, 3 points

Hitler put people back to work as he promised. There were six million unemployed in 1933 but by 1939 unemployment dropped to less than 350000



-public schemes eg autobahns


-minister of economy, Hjalmar schact to increase wealth


- 1936 hitler replaced schact with Goering who introduced 4 year plan

Para 2 essay, 4 points

Also, there were opportunities for those who belonged to Hitler's Aryan 'master race'.



-eg- hitler youth have fun activities hiking & sport


-women were rewarded medals for having large families


-KdF organised activities &encouraged hard work by rewards like holidays


-hurler himself helped design the 'people's car'

Para 3 essay, 5 points

Under Nazi rule, there was in a price in terms of freedom.



-eg German people lived in police state ,SS/Gestapo


-money went to Goering's four year plan


-men were conscripted into the army for 2 years and 6 months of labour service in RAD


- people lost trade union rights due to socialism and communism


-censorship introduced in 1933 meant people would only now be fed Nazi message

Para 4 essay,

Moreover, some groups in Nazi Germany life worsened.


Eg- women sacked from professional jobs like doctors and lawyers to do household duties


-other groups such as Jews and communists' lives worsened


Jews were banned from public places in 1934, in 1938, they were attacked in 'Kristallnacht'

Para 4 essay, 3 points

Moreover, some groups in Nazi Germany life worsened.


Eg- women sacked from professional jobs like doctors and lawyers to do household duties


-other groups such as Jews and communists' lives worsened


Jews were banned from public places in 1934, in 1938, they were attacked in 'Kristallnacht'

Para 5 essay, conclusion

Overall, life under Nazi rule brainwashed Germans. Even though most Germans now had jobs and money, ultimately they lost their freedom